The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-06-03

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| LIVERPOOL, June 2, 1870 D. m.-Cottou steady
and in fair demand; middling uplands SD, mid
| ding Orleans 528d; sales 10000 bales, for specu
lation and export 1000 bales; receipts 1900
NItures-Uplands, low middling clause, June
! delivery 5S-64d, June and July h6-64615 57-6id,
| July and August 57-64Gl5 5S-64d, August and
| September 5 5S64G15 9-6ld, September and
! October 46-6iG15 4T-64d, October and November
| 36-64Gs5 31-64d, November and December
5&6id, December and January Si-std, Sep
| TENDER 5S-64d. Market steady.
| Up. m.-The sales to-day were $500 bales of
! American
! Futures-Uplands, low middling clause, June
| delivery 5s-6id, sellers; June and July 5S-64d,
sellers; July and August 5 59-6id, sellers; Au-
| gust and September coed, sellers; September
| and October 5 4S-64d sellers; October and No
| vember 3S-64d, sellers; November and Decem-
| Der 35-64d sellers; December and January
8-64d, sellers; September 6O64d buyers.
| Market steady
Good niddiing uplands Cd, middling uplands
| 55sd, low middling uplands SGD, good ordinary
| uplands 51Sd, ordinary uplands 3-l6d; good
| middling Texas Cd, middling Texas 5z6d, low
middhng Texas 534d, good ordinary Texas 516d,
| ordinary Texas 5 316d; good middling Orleans
| Cd, middling Orleans SGD low middling Or
leans 5S4d good ordinary Orleans 5l6d, ordinary
| Orleans 3-16d.
| clause, June delivery 59-6id, sellers; June and
| July 59-64d sallers; July and August 60-64d,
| sellers; August and September 6l-64d, sellers;
| September and October 49-64d, value; Octo-
| Der and November b 39-64d, sellers; November
| and December 3G-G4d, sellers; December and
| January 35-64d, buyers; September 5 Gl-64d,
| buyers Market closed firm
| New York, June q noon.-Cottou opened
| dull; middling uplands II 7l6c, middling Or
| leans II sSc: sales 544 bales.
FutureS-Market steady, with sales as follows:
June delivery II 40c, July II ace. August II 4ic,
September 10 CSC. October 10 CSC, November
| 10 Toe.
500 D. m.-Market closed steady; middling
| uplandS II 7-!6c, middling Orleans l19sc sales
| to-day 304 bales, last evening, corrected, CSC;
| gross receipts 4s0 bales
Futures-Market closed steady, with sales of
127 100 bales, as follows: June delivery II 800
| II 40c, July II 42Q11 43c, August II SOIL 44c,
! September 10 96@ 10 97c, October 10 2S@10 SOC,
November 10 11Dl0 re, December 10 0S@10 09c,
| January 10 1lM10 13c, February 10 1910 l9c,
| March 10 246110 25c, April 10 316110 32c.
| Green & Co. S report on cotton futures says
| THE market has been active and strong to-day,
| and this is the only positively new feature, as
| general influences remain about as before, the
| stimulus coming wholly from the bull clique.
The strength of the position is still principally
| in the buying capacity of buyers for rise.
After some fuctuation the close was SOLO points
| above last evening and apparently steady:
| Spots are trifle more active, but the general
|
| fine
GALVESTON, June 2.-Cotton quiet; middling
10 1116c; net receipts "a bales, gross "a; sales
none; stock 6,74S bales; exports coastwise 676
bales.
NORFOLK, June 2.-Cotton firm; middling
111zc; net receipts al bales, gross IL; sales 50
| bales; stock 1886 bales; exports, coastwise 100
| bales.
BALTIMORE, June 2.-Cotton nominal; middling
| 1116c; net receipts none, gross none; stock 4,7S5
/ bales sales TO spinners 100 bales
| BOSTON June 2.-Cotton steady; middling
| 1115c; net receipts 80 bales gross $50; sales
none; stock none; exports to Great Britain 991
| bales.
lie; net receipts bale, gross /; sales none;
PHnApELpHIA, June 2-Cotton firm; middling
| 1t3sc; net receipts 105 bales gross 2l2; stock
NEW ORLEANS, June Cotton steady; mid
ding 103sc; net receipts 5Y bales, gross 527;
sales 200 bales stQes 103,59s bales; exports,
to Great Britain 81 bales, to thecontinent 300,
MOBILE, Lie 2-Cotton nominal middling
| 1036c; naAFreceipts 30 bales, gross 30; sales
nor none eEoek lbs bales; exports coastwise 80
MEmpHIs, June 2-Cotton firm; middling
11c; receipts 125 bales shipments S79 bales;
sales bales; stock II, 1853 bales.
| AUGUSTA, June 2.-Cotton firm; middling lie;
| receipts II bales: sales 81 bales
| CHARLESTON, June Cotton quiet but firm;
middlng ioc net re rece sIss . bales gross 20
| ATLANTA, June 2-Cotton-middling lO9Sc; re-
| ceipts ~ bales =.
NEW YORK, June 2.-Consolidated net receipts
| for all cotton ports to-day ,006 bales exports,
to Great Britain 2064 bales to the continent 300;
stock at all American ports 349, 11S bales
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, ETC
| LIVERPOOL June 2, noon.-Wheat steady; hold
ers offer moderately Corn quiet but steady;
| demand fair.
NEW YoRK, June 2, noon.-Fiour quiet and
unchanged Wheat lower. Corn unchanged.
Pork steady; mess $40. Lard firm at S6 80.
! Old mess pork steady at S15. Freights quiet.
| 500 p. m.-Flour, Southern quiet but gen
orally steady; common TO fair extra 50 5000 90,
| good to choice ditto 81 1905 %. Wheat 1a094c
reaction of IsG3sc; No. 2 red June delivery
9576d96l6c July delivery 95@s5 9-16c, August
| 90 $3.50 $3.50 closing 9316c. Corn steady and
moderately active; options without change of
Importance, closing steady; No; 2 June delivery
| 4656@46 15-16dc, July 4756@4sc, August 4gc,
closing samec. Oats, white A@19c lower; No.
2 June delivery a2a4@SsIsc, closing 3s1sci July
Hay quiet but steady Hops unchanged and
| dull Coffee, fair Rio firm at 22c; options lower
but closed stronger; No; no June d 8, very
| 81 Coo. Sugar dull and nominal; refined steady.
| Molasses steady. Cotton seed oil-34c for crude,
4O@4O19c for refined. Hides steady. Wool
| firm Pork dull and weak; mess S15 for old, SIG
for new. Beef dull. Middles duh and nominal.
| Lard tri1e stronger and moderately active;
Western steam So so. July delivery sc s7@6 80,
|
| CHICAGO, June 2.-Bears worked July wheat
| down from SG1sc to S6l4c within the first five
| minutes from the opening. Receipts were 40
| cars of winter wheat and 1903 of spring wheat.
| A Minneapolis dispatch to local firm stated
! that farmers deliveries were large and that re-
| ceivers looked for an unusually free receipts
| this month, If Chicago would give storage
| room, Northwest, they say, would ship 1000
| cars Of wheat daily. The elevators have all
| practically shut down on receiving wheat, and
| there are probably 100 cars side tracked about
the city looking for resting place for the wheat
| they have aboard. Crop news was 6f an en-
| couraging tenor. and cables were not especially
| inspiriting After the first hour large share of
| such strength as there was in wheat left the
| market and prices began going back, July
| selling at S61k60s6I4c by noon. good deal of
| offerings came from clique houses. June wheat,
| which opened at S94c, picked up to S934c after
| the early selling was stopped. Trade, however,
was principally in July. Yesterday 100000
| bushels, sold for May, were settled privately on
| a basis Of s9c for st. Louis account This sort
| of thing is doubtless going on to considerable
| extent In June, but to what extent there Is no
| means Of knowing, After noon the clique cut
| no figure in the market, for they were clearly
| unable to lift the market out of the depression
| which surrounded IL. July wheat closed for the
| morning at S534c. fair degree of strength
| was developed in the afternoon session by
reason of local purchases and large exports.
| July wheat sold from S55SBS61ec, closing at
| s635c June closed at S97Sc. In the speculative
! market for corn to-day there was quite active